The CASH Oregon Forum - Fighting Poverty Better Together

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The Forum is a group of over 60 professionals and concerned citizens from around the Portland area that believe free tax preparation and financial education are essential elements in promoting long-term financial health. These committed individuals come together on a quarterly basis to share resources, talents, and stories pertaining to everything from Earned Income Tax Credit awareness to effective food stamp outreach.

Forum members have the option of taking part in these opportunities throughout the year:

  • Listening to speakers about topics pertinent to fighting poverty
  • Attending workshops
  • Networking for projects/initiatives occurring at their particular agency
  • Receiving information from other agencies to benefit their own
  • Discovering what other agencies are working on in the community
  • Sitting on CASH Oregon sub-committees
  • Electing CASH Oregon board members (annually)
You can find the date, time, and location of our next Forum meeting in our events calendar.
If you're interested in becoming a member of the Forum, please contact our office.

Organizations Currently Represented on the CASH Oregon Forum



Albina Community Bank
American Association of Retired People (AARP)
CASA of Oregon
Catholic Charities
Clackamas County Social Services
Community Action of Washington County
Housing Authority of Portland
Human Solutions
Internal Revenue Services
Legal Aid Services of Oregon
Metropolitan Family Service
Multnomah County Commission on Children, Families and Communities
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)
The Neighborhood Partnership Fund
One Economy
Oregon Center for Public Policy
Oregon Department of Human Services
Oregon Department of Revenue
Oregon Food Bank
Oregon Hunger Relief Task Force
REACH Community Development
Social Venture Partners Portland
Transition Projects
United Way of the Columbia/Willamette
Vision Action Network



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